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WorksheetsGlobal 4: Session 2
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 11mins
Look at the example: "I'm going to go shopping for new clothes tomorrow". We use 'be + going to' to talk about:
the past
things we are doing at the moment
our plans
our opinion
She (a) going to visit her family on Saturday.
Jess and Jay (a) going to the grocery store this evening.
Choose what you hear.
They are going to visit their family in a different city next weekend.
They are going visit their family in a different city next weekend.
They going to visit their family in a different city next weekend.
They am going to visit their family in a different city next weekend.
Look at this sentence: "He is going to travel to England in October". In affirmative sentences, the structure is:
Subject + going to + verb + complement
Subject + verb to be + going to + verb + complement
Subject + verb to be + going + verb + complement
Subject + verb to be + going to + complement
Complete this sentence with your ideas: I'm going to ... next weekend.
Mary _______ going to watch the film with us.
aren't
won't
am not
isn't
They _______ to the beach this weekend. They decided to go to the mountains.
going to travel
am not going to travel
isn't going to travel
aren't going to travel
Choose what you hear.
She didn't going to meet her friends. She has to study for a test.
She isn't going to meet her friends. She has to study for a test.
She is going to meet her friends. She has to study for a test.
She going to meet her friends. She has to study for a test.
Look at this example: "Mary isn't going to watch the film with us." In negative sentences, we use:
subject + verb to be + not + going to + verb + complement
subject + verb to be + going to + verb + complement
subject + verb to be + not + going + verb + complement
subject + not + going + verb + complement
Now, complete this sentence with your ideas: This weekend, I'm not going to...
___________________ for dinner?
They going to come
Are they going come
They are going to come
Are they going to come
(a) Martha going to the museum with us?
Choose what you hear.
What you going to do this weekend?
What are you going to do this weekend?
What are you going do this weekend?
What you are going to do this weekend?
Look at this question: "What are you going to do this weekend?". In questions, we use:
Question word + verb to be + subject + going to + verb + complement
Question word + subject + verb to be + going to + verb + complement
Question word + verb to be + going to + subject + verb + complement
Question word + subject + going to + verb + complement
Now, ask a question about someone's plans: What are you going to... ?
